on Wed, Mar 09, 2005 at 11:59:14AM -0500, Peter Jay Salzman (p@dirac.org) wrote:
> I think that's all the data I have. It's imperative that I have a reliable
> fast machine right now to run physics simulations. That's crucial. To me,
> the available clues seem contradictory. Somethings points to RAM. Other
> things point to something resident on the mother board. Still other things
> point to the DVD drive.
Occam's razor: Three things connected at one common point suggest the
common point.
If you have the option of testing RAM/DVDR on another system, do it. If
they're cle
Otherwise, I'd punt, say mobo, and read my warranty, and check my bank
balance / credit limits if necessary.
Peace.
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